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Causal - Definition and Overview

A causal system is a system that depends only on the current and previous inputs. This property is referred to as causality. A system that gets values from the future is termed acausal.

Classically, nature has been considered to be a causal system. Though causality is still thought to be found in nature, discoveries in modern physics have challenged the view that nature is strictly causal. See Causality (physics).

Example Usage of Causal

john_mcg: I went to the mall this afternoon. Later, I got a headache. Is there a Causal relation here? I think so.
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